C'est un honneur pour la cheffe adjointe @MelissaLantsman et moi d'accueillir au Canada le prince héritier @PahlaviReza pour défendre la liberté et dénoncer le terrorisme.
Nous avons discuté de la nécessité d'expulser du Canada les agents terroristes du CGRI et de sanctionner le régime terroriste illégitime de Téhéran, qui a tué des dizaines de citoyens canadiens et des milliers de ses propres citoyens.
Merci, prince héritier, de lutter pour la liberté de votre peuple.
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Isabella Javidan, a CODEPINK member backed by NIAC, does not speak for Iranians. NIAC is not the voice of the Iranian people- it represents the Islamic Republic’s narrative.
I am Iranian. We support every serious action that helps end this regime.
Their act proves that sanctions and pressure are highly effective on the Regime. Thank you to the U.S. administration, especially Scott Bessent, for keeping it on.
#NIACServesIslamicRepublic
Twenty-five years ago, in the days after 9/11, Iranians filled Tehran's squares with candles for the American dead, watched by the same security forces that still oppress them today.
While global news networks were broadcasting shocking footage of celebrations in the Middle East region, the people of Iran stood as a profound, solitary exception of human empathy for Americans. The regime chanted death. Our people offered light. Iranians and Americans have never been enemies. We share one common enemy: the Islamic fanaticism that murdered the 2,977, and that has held my country hostage for 47 years. We also share a fundamental common value: liberty. Liberty is the cornerstone on which America is built and what Iranians are fighting for today.